By Oumou Koulibaly, WoMin African Alliance Like the entire West African coastline, Grand Lahou, a coastal city located 150 km west of Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire) Read More »
By Lorraine Kakaza “I thought after Apartheid things were gonna change for better for me and my community,” says Gogo Mgaga. “But no, it was Read More »
For Immediate Release 29 June 2021 Today, International Rivers and WoMin African Alliance published a new report, INGA 3: Too High a Cost – A Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 16 June 2021 Picket: Hwange Courthouse and Dinde Community, 17th June 2021 Civil society groups in Zimbabwe will be picketing outside the Read More »
A new report that shines a light on “net-zero” pledges and uncovers grossly insufficient plans and the strategies polluting industries have used to lock in the ineffective schemes.
Today, 183 community and non-governmental organizations from around the world urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the Ministers of Global Affairs Canada (Marc Garneau, Mary Ng, and Karina Gould), and other Canadian officials to investigate and take action regarding the plans of Canadian company ReconAfrica.
Over the course of three days from 24-26 September 2020, WoMin and allies mobilised an powerful learning exchange between communities impacted by coal mining across South Africa.
Organisation in a time of crisis. For communities, organisations and movements, this current moment presents new challenges as well as opportunities for radical organizing and Read More »
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Telephone:
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Physical Address :
Office 902, floor 9
Southpoint Corner ,
87 De Korte Street,
Johannesburg
2001
© 2021 WoMin
Telephone:
+27 11 339 1024
Telephone: +27 11 339 1024